Talks On Atomic Plans Between U S And Russia
Washington and Moscow plan early meetings between Secretary Dulles and Ambassador Zarubin to arrange a full dress conference on Eisenhower's atomic energy for peace proposal. Preliminary talks may set dates and schedules for secret talks among the U S Britain Canada and the Soviet Union.
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United States
Russia
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Georgi N. Zarubin
Britain
Canada
Moscow
No Move To Halt Red Quiz Says Ferguson
Washington Senator Ferguson said there was no move by administration officials to have Senator McCarthy call off his investigations into communism. He appeared on NBC radio and denied reports of White House pressure to taper the subcommittee's Red hunting and shift focus.
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Sen
Ferguson
R-Mich
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
NBC
White House
Michigan
Eisenhower
Laniel Earns Endorsement In Placed Berlin Bid
Paris Premier Laniel and his cabinet won a 319-249 endorsement from the National Assembly, enabling Foreign Minister Georges Bidault to proceed to Berlin as spokesman for a government. Votes against Laniel mainly came from the Communists and Socialists over policy disputes.
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Paris
Joseph Lanie
Berlin
France
National Assembly
Laniel
Georges Bidault
Beria Asked Bible Before Execution
Vatican radio reported Lavrenty Beria, head of the Soviet secret police, asked for a Bible before his execution on December 23. The broadcast cited Vienna dispatches and noted the request occurred prior to the firing squad sentence.
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Vatican City
Vatican Radio
Lavrenty P. Beria
Vienna
Fourth Suspect Sought in Reuther Case Amid Detroit Unrest
DETROIT UP Santo Perrone a labor racketeer with a long union busting record was sought as the fourth suspect in the attempted murder case tied to the 1948 shotgun attack on CIO President Walter Reuther. Two co defendants were arrested and a third is in a federal penitentiary. The note details further possible arrests and John Doe warrants.
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Sam)Perrone
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Carl Renda
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Korea
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Mission
Clarence Jacobs
Windsor
Ont
Can
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U.N
Com l
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Kans
O'Brien
Reuther
New Delhi
Pyun Yung Tae
Th Army
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
Taylor
Tokyo
John E. Hull
U.N. Far East
Panmunjom Demilitarized Zone
Hull
Formosa
Chiang Kai Shek
Pilot Jumps To Safety As Plane Crashes Near Mount Ayr
Flight from Minneapolis to Kansas City ends when a T6 trainer loses fuel line and crashes south of Mount Ayr Iowa. Captain Charles Collins of Duluth Minnesota bails out and lands almost unscathed. He rides a coal truck into town after the crash narrowly misses a car and clips an aerial near the Delmar Johnson farmhouse.
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Iows
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Here
Civil Aeronautics Commission
Charles Collins
Duluth
Minn
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Collins
Delmar ‘Johnson Farm House
Second House Probe Begs Into Congressional Junketing
Washington reports a second House inquiry into overseas trips and a near 300000 dollar counter part fund from foreign governments. Rep. Karl M. Lecomte and Rep. Clare Hoffman lead probes seeking full accounting of counterpart money used by traveling lawmakers. The State Department maintains records of counterpart allocations, while total spend for last travel season is not yet fixed.
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Karl M. Lecomte
R+ Town
House Administration
Clare E. Hoffman
R-Mich
House Committee On Government
United Press
Lecomte
Slapping Pupils In Reasonable Manner Approved in Ruling
Madison Wisconsin district attorney Bardwell advised rural teachers they may slap pupils in a reasonable manner. The ruling follows a Wisconsin Supreme Court decision permitting reasonable corporal punishment, allowing blows causing only temporary pain.
McCarthy targets three bulky witnesses in Fort Monmouth probe
Senate investigations subcommittee chair McCarthy called a closed hearing to act on contempt citations against Corliss Lamont Albert Shadowitz and Abraham Unger over noncooperation in spying probes at Fort Monmouth New Jersey. He said Lamont refused to answer and cited the Constitution while Unger accused of filibustering.
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Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
RedjHunit Hng
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Corliss Lamont
New York
Albert Shadowitz
Albert Einstein
Abraham Unger
New York City
Lamont
Unger
Sen. Mund
R-Sd
Senate
Mundt
Man Drowns In Searching For Brother
Beaver Dam authorities use police fire and sheriff markers to search thin ice for Roger Dinkel 35 missing after a Wednesday skate. His brother Donald 28 drowned while seeking Roger after he failed to return home. Donald’s body found 200 yards offshore in a three foot wide opening.
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Beaver Dam Lake
Roger Dinkel
Elmer Dinkel
Beaver Dam
Roger
Donald
Carl Stange
Envoy Warns of New Red Peril in Italy
Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce cautions top officials about rising Communist influence in Italy and urges continued U S aid to bolster the pro Western government. She fears non violent tactics could threaten democracy if economic and political crises worsen, while a defense and economic aid package around 300 million dollars is drafted for six months.
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Washington
Clare Boothe Luce
Italy
Giuseppe Pella
Ialy
Reds
Red
First Cavalry To Be Shifted Japan to U.S.
Unofficial Army sources in San Francisco say the 1st Cavalry Division, a two Korea tours veteran unit, will be moved from Japan to the United States soon. The 24th Division at Schofield Barracks Hawaii is expected to go to Hawaii, while the 25th, in Korea since July 1950, may replace the 1st in Japan.
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1St Cavalry Division
Japan
United States
the Chronicle
Eisenhower
Korea
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
State of Union Views Praised And Criticized
Washington reports that Eisenhower’s State of the Union drew bipartisan praise and criticism. Republicans and Democrats debated his tax cut cancellations and reliance on fewer ground forces, while some Democrats criticized farm price supports. Senate President Pro Tempore Styles Bridges praised the speech as courageous and forward-looking, while predicting broad support from Republicans and thoughtful Americans.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Styles Bridges
Upstate Roads Slippery From Rain And Snow
Freezing rain and light snow hit northwest and north central Wisconsin restricting travel as temperatures fell 7 to 13 degrees below Wednesday. Readings ranged from Grantsburg 1 above to Green Bay 25, with roads described as slippery in the North Central area though generally good elsewhere.
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United Press
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Grantsburg
Eau Claire
Lone Rock
la Crosse
Wausau
Superior
Madison
Beloit
Park Falls
Kenosha
Milwaukee
Italy to open talks on new premier and pay boosts
Rome reports President Einaudi began formal talks with political leaders as Italy mulls appointing a new premier. Meanwhile, Italy plans salary increases for top officials, with a range from $500 to $3,000, to take effect next year if approved.
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Madison U
State Emergency Board
Kohler
de Rome
Luigi
Einaudi
Guiseppe Pellattive
Program to Build Military in Eisenhower State of the Union
President Eisenhower outlined a plan to strengthen U S defense and economy in a 7000 word state of the union address prepared for a joint session. He asserted new tax cuts can be made and that atomic weapons would be used if needed to preserve freedom. The speech forecast a federal budget near 66.6 billion dollars for the coming fiscal year and urged continued resilience against communism.
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Congress Lan
Congress
United States
Russia
Free World
Washington
Eisenhower
America
House
Senate
Ike
North Italy paralyzed by record snowdrifts and floods
London dispatch reports Europe shivering as northern Italy bears the worst snowstorm in 15 years. Dozens of Alpine and Apennine villages isolated, highways blocked by drifts, a Pordenone textile mill collapsed with 350 workers gone for the day, and Turin’s major roads crippled for 40 hours. Flood damage in the Po delta is uncounted, farmland wrecked, fishermen hit. evacuations underway as Adriatic waters recede and dikes are reinforced.
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London
Europe
Italian Alps
Apennines
Pordenone
Turin
Italy
Adriatic Sea
Hitler and Goebbels Families Declared Legally Alive
West Berlin registrar rules Adolf Hitler Eva Braun and Paul Goebbels family still legally alive as no death certificates were registered. Hitler died in the chancellery air raid bunker. Eva Braun and Goebbels spouses and children reportedly perished by poisoning.
Weather in Wisconsin and Minnesota Advancing Snow
Partly cloudy and colder conditions across northern and eastern Wisconsin with Friday becoming mostly cloudy and snow in the north. Minnesota to see increasing clouds and snow Friday, warmer southwest, with subzero to near 30 degree readings in different regions. Northeast winds shift to east to northeast by Friday.
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Minnesota
Menasha Dam
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